Sentence examples for experience fraught from inspiring English sources

To understand how radical this was, bear in mind that for centuries before the introduction of the steam-turbine engine, ocean voyages were considered more a hardship than an indulgence, an experience fraught with threat of storms, pirates, mal de mer, cramped quarters, bad food and days and days of lost time.

They classify the underlying factors in different ways; individual and structural factors or internal and external factors and they recognised that obtaining sexual health services was a stressful experience fraught with both internal and external barriers.

Every new experience is fraught with pitfalls and humiliations, there for the witnessing.

The Supreme Court's experience with fraught social issues demonstrates the virtue of the court's waiting to have the last word.

The games enabled his students to experience the fraught nature of decision-making in fragile situations – a more effective approach in understanding issues than using abstract, intellectual methods.

Wilford chose to include "Losing Ground" in MOMA's series because it shows the experience of fraught romance from a black woman's perspective.

Abe Lucas's experience is fraught with unintended consequences and with the agonizingly entropic mysteries of chance, and Allen, seeing monstrosities occur, offers a serene contemplation of the world in which they happen and offers no way out — almost.

If Meserole and McCants are right, radicalization has moved out of the lagoons of counterterrorism and foreign policy and into one of the main currents of Western experience: the fraught, essential project of pluralism, of people with many identities living as one.

Granted, the eBay/Cragislist experience is fraught with pain and sadness.

4. According to Hindu philosophy the human experience is fraught with attachment.

The differences in brain structure and function between men and women, and how these alterations may relate to the pathophysiology of mood disorders is a complex topic, as dissecting which components are biologically determined and which are the consequence of environmental conditioning due to gender-related sociocultural experience is fraught with difficulty [ 60].